Participating Courses

A key component of the program is the integration of the book into courses offered in departments across campus. Some courses will use the book on their required reading lists, while others will offer themes related to the book as optional topics for papers and presentations. All students who are enrolled in these courses will receive a free copy of the book.

Academic Year 2024-2025 committed courses: 

Spring 2025 courses continually updated as instructors register

Participating Courses Fall 2024:

ANTHRO 120Climate Change & People: Past and Present (FIG)
BOTANY 930Seminar Mycology
CHEM 636Introduction to Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
CSCS 500Global Health and Communities: From Research to Praxis
COM ARTS 100Introduction to Speech Composition
COM ARTS 370Great Speakers and Speeches
COM ARTS 418Gender, Sexuality and the Media
CSD 892Clerkship in Audiology II
CSD 999Independent Study
CP115CeO Educational Effectiveness
CP125The Wisconsin Experience Seminar
CS&D999Communication Science and Disorders Independent Study
ENG100Introduction to College Composition
ENG175Poetics of Collective Space
ENG 201Intermediate Composition
ENVIR ST 502/POP HLTH 502Air Pollution and Human Health
ENVIR ST 717Water Resources Management Practicum Planning Seminar I
GENECSLR 737Contemporary Professional Issues in Genetic Counseling
INTER-LS 157Bradley Roundtable Seminar
INTER-LS 250The Undergraduate Research Experience
LAW 854Family Court Clinic
LAW 854-14Government and Legislative Clinic
LIS 712The Public Library
MHR 773Seminar – Arts Administration
NUR 105/ S&A PM 105/ SOC WORK 105Healthcare Systems
OCCU THER 812Current Trends Shaping Occupational Therapy Practice
PEDIAT 942Pediatric Complex Care Elective
PSYCH 212Learning Languages (Social Science Topics in Psychology)
PUB AFFR 891State and Local Government Finance
PUBL HLTH 710Introduction to Global Health: History, Current Issues, and Health Statistics
RPSE 100Disability & Society
RPSE 200Issues in Special Education
RPSE 500Rehabilitation — Counseling Psychology Foundations
RPSE 505Biological, Psychosocial, and Vocational Aspects of Disabilities
RPSE 903Rehabilitation Counselor Education — Psychosocial Theory & Research
SLAVIC 804Methods of Teaching Slavic Languages
SOC WORK 800Field Practice and Integrative Seminar III
SOC WORK 801Field Practice and Integrative Seminar IV
URB R PL 742Planning Orientation Seminar
URB R PL 751Introduction to Financial Planning
UWSMPH (Pediatrics & Family Medicine)Fundamentals of Global Health Graduate Medical Education

Fall 2024 Odyssey Participation:

  • Core Odyssey Courses
  • Odyssey Alumni
  • Odyssey Beyond Wars for Veterans
  • Odyssey Senior

Participating Courses Spring 2025:

NEUROL 914Diet & Neurological Disorders
PSYCHIAT 699Independent Study